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AT&T has started selling the Sierra Wireless USBConnect Lightning modem that supports the carrier’s faster 7.2Mbps HSPA network. AT&T sells the USBConnect Lightning for $100 with a minimum $35 monthly data plan, although they will return $100 in the form of a debit card rebate which means the modem is free. The $35 plan provides 200MB a month but coexists alongside the existing $60, 5GB service. [Engadget]
Here’s the latest wireless modem for Cricket’s 3G network, the UM185C. This wireless modem provides unlimited wireless internet service within Cricket Broadband coverage areas using its tri-band CDMA connectivity. The modem itself measures only 2.8-inch x 1.3-inch x 0.6-inch and weighs just 1.1 ounces, and features a swivel USB hinge, dual antenna with Rx antenna diversity and CD-less software for easy installation. If you’re interested the modem will set you back $139 plus another $40 per month for the service plan. [Press Release]
Vodafone has recently launched its latest mobile broadband for several major cities in the U.K including London, Birmingham and Liverpool. Customers can enjoy download speeds varying from 1Mbps to 4Mbps with a practical maximum speed of 10.8Mbps. Vodafone has also reported that 80% of its datacards/dongles and 3G handsets are compatible with the new speed. [Ubergizmo]
Verizon Wireless and ZTE USA have worked together to launch their new mobile broadband USB modem that can access to high-speed networks in more than 175 destinations including EV-DO, GSM, GPRS, EDGE, HSPA and UMTS platforms. The AD3700 is powered by the VZAccess Manager software that makes connection management a snap. Weighing at only 1.6-ounces, the Verizon AD3700 will retail for $79.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and signing up for a new 2-year agreement on a Mobile Broadband plan. [Press Release]
Nova media has unveiled iCON 225, a new 3G USB modem for Macintosh computers, that supports fast HSDPA connections with up to 7.2 Mbit/s download speeds, quad-band EDGE and GPRS. The modem also comes equipped with the internet connect wizard launch2net software for Mac OS X that offers a one-click connection to the Internet without the need to enter cryptic configuration details. If you are interested, you can buy the iCON 225 from Nova media for Euro 117 (plus sales tax if applicable). The modem requires Mac OS X 10.4.11, 10.5.2 or higher. [Slashgear]
Looking for a new wireless HSDPA modem? then check out the new Ovation MC935D USB Modem from Novatel Wireless. It is a compact modem that is optimized for HSPA networks in Europe with single-band 2100Mhz operation. Measuring 10mm thick, the Ovation MC935D provides peak download speeds of up to 7.2 Mbps and peak upload speeds of 5.76 Mbps. The plug-and-play MC935D also supports for single-band HSUPA/HSDPA and quad-band EDGE/GPRS for global roaming. The Ovation MC935D will be available Q2 of 2009. [Slashphone]
The iCON 431 3G USB modem supports download speed of up to 7.2Mbps and upload speeds of 2Mbps via HSUPA. The device also supports the slower EDGE and GPRS connections. What makes this modem special is that it provides a microSDHC memory card slot that turns this into an 8GB flash drive. The iCON 431 3G USB modem is priced at 170 Euro. Each purchase comes with Launch2net software for Mac users. [Electronista]
Sprint has recently rolled out the Sierra Wireless Mobile Broadband USB Modem 598U. This EV-DO Rev. A-compatible device boasts an average download speeds of between 600 kbps and 1.4 Mbps, while upload speeds average 350 to 500 kbps. The 598U is also compatible with EV-DO Rev. 0 and 1XRTT technology and provides an integrated GPS receiver, and a microSDHC memory card slot (up to 32GB). The Sierra Wireless Mobile Broadband USB Modem 598U is currently available for free with an appropriate two-year data plan. [intomobile]
The Almighty FCC has recently unveiled the Huawei UMG181 USB modem. According to rumors, the Huawei UMG181 USB modem will be available from next month onwards. You can purchase a mobile broadband service package from T-Mobile and get this modem as part of the deal. Pricing info is still unavailable. [intomobile]
Verizon today released its USB760 Micro Modem that offers a maximum download speeds of 600Kbps to 1400Kbps and upload performance of 500Kbps to 800Kbps. It has the internal dual-band antenna with a connector that allows you to connect the device to an optional external antenna for a stronger signal. There is also a microSD memory card slot that makes it a storage solution. Verizon’s USB760 Micro Modem is compatible with EVDO Rev. A, Rev. 0 and 1XRTT standards. You can purchase this gadget at Verizon stores from December 1st onwards for $100 after a $50 mail-in rebate and a two year contract. Verizon also offers a $40 monthly plan that allows 50MB data usage, or 5GB for $60 per month. [Electronista]
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